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New My dad died from MS, as did his mother
Now my baby sister just got diagnosed. She lives in Houston, all by herself. We are trying to convince her to come back home. She is busy getting 2nd opinions.

Out of all my sisters, I always thought I would be the one to get it. I'd rather it was me than her.
New :-( They're making progress. Don't worry. Enjoy life.
New My wife has been diagnosed for > 25 yrs.

In her case, it's having more of an effect on her cognitive abilities than her coordination,
but that's also an issue.

This is good news, especially if they can figure out how to reverse the damage.

Tom Sinclair

"This is a lovely party," said the Bursar to a chair, "I wish I was here."
-- The Bursar is a man under a *lot* of stress
(Terry Pratchett, Lords and Ladies)
New Semper felicitas
Despite thousands of weighty tomes, Nobody actually *knows* about the range of internal rearrangements which are influenced by the mind (for moi - unarguably..) never 'mind' that also lesser, yet considerable-too brain chemistry.

I'd guess that, from your experience in bio- related, you know all this stuff better than most -- but Doctors appear to derive most often from the easy-memorizing class of innate talents, and from fewer of the Right-brain folks who use words like 'healing' and not "8.37 % recovery ratio for 5.0 years". (Those with memorizing aptitude would do equally well in Accounting, but it pays so much less in $$ and in stature.)

(Whether or not there exist also Healers? amidst the flock, is a topic almost as incendiary as Lutheranism VS Cthulhuism - most places.)

Unfortunately for us all, 'anecdotal' doesn't count, as few of us can match a level of samples that beats 'suggestive'-only. I'd believe that you can beat any predisposition (with no more 'assurance' than above, natch) and we all know the Norman Cousins story.. getting a hotel room and two-reelers and Laughing Self right past a diagnosis and prognosis.

Meanwhile, second the suggestion above -- Success minute-to-minute Enjoyment is the best Revenge against the Mystery; what else is worth doing on this day-by-day Pass? More Overtime?? [er, Hah]


Cheers,

moi

New I wish her luck :-(
I have come to believe that idealism without discipline is a quick road to disaster, while discipline without idealism is pointless. -- Aaron Ward (my brother)
New Smile.
She's alive, and she's got you.


Peter
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New Have her look up Spiceware
He's been down there for years, and is a decent guy too.
lincoln

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     Possible breakthrough in MS research - (admin) - (8)
         What does this have to do with Windows? - (folkert)
         My dad died from MS, as did his mother - (bionerd) - (6)
             :-( They're making progress. Don't worry. Enjoy life. -NT - (Another Scott)
             My wife has been diagnosed for > 25 yrs. - (tjsinclair)
             Semper felicitas - (Ashton)
             I wish her luck :-( -NT - (ben_tilly)
             Smile. - (pwhysall)
             Have her look up Spiceware - (lincoln)

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